Hello World in C#
Every programming journey starts with Hello World. Let’s write our first C# program.
The Code
Create a file named Program.cs:
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Variables and Types in C#
C# is a statically, strongly typed language — every variable has a declared type known at compile time, and the compiler enforces type safety throughout your code. This is one of C#’s core …
Read more →Operators in C#
Operators are the verbs of any programming language — they transform values, compare them, and combine them into expressions. C# inherits the familiar infix operator set from the C family (so +, -, *, …
Control Flow in C#
Control flow is how a program decides what to do and how many times to do it. Without it, code would run top to bottom exactly once with no decisions and no repetition. C# gives you the full toolbox …
Read more →The Weight of Your Web Stack, Part 3: Choosing the Right Backend for the Job
In Part 1 we measured what web backends cost before serving a single request — idle memory ranging from 3 MB (Rust) to 500 MB (Spring Boot). In Part 2 we measured what happens when traffic arrives — …
Read more →The Weight of Your Web Stack, Part 2: What Your Backend Costs Under Load
In Part 1, we measured what web backend frameworks cost before serving a single request — idle memory, startup time, and Docker image sizes. We found a 30-100x spread between the lightest (Rust …
Read more →The Weight of Your Web Stack, Part 1: What Your Backend Costs at Rest
Last week we looked at the top web programming languages and the frameworks developers are choosing in 2026. But there’s a question those rankings don’t answer: what does each of those …
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